Category: Weekly Challenge

Card games have always been popular in one way or another. From standard playing cards to newer games such as Pokémon, Exploding Kittens and even a card version of Monopoly (Monopoly Deal), cards help us…

Grids are really important structures in maths, our society in general and so it should be no surprise to find them being a major feature in games. In some cases the grids have rows and…

Combinatorial Games are a group of games that don’t involve any elements of chance such as dice or cards. They are based purely on the skill of the player. As such they are really good…

Tracks were one of my earliest regular forms of addition practice. I remember, especially with Monopoly, figuring out that number bonds to 10s would help me work out where my piece would land more quickly….

We generally think of dice as a way of generating a random number but dice are actually interesting shapes, even more so than just the cube (or other solid) that they are created from. This…

Dice are the way we add the force of chance into our games. In fact with out this force many games would not be fun at all. It’s only by not knowing what the outcome…